National Republican., 1887-09-30

New York.'"..""..."...'"9 9 2 ! ! ! O. 9
Earned runs-New \ ork, 3; Boston, 4. Two
base hits-Gore, Richardson. First base on
balls-Cennor, Gillispie, Richardson, johnston
out-New York. 2. Passed balls-Tate, 1.
Time-l hour and 15 minutes. Umpire-Dau.
The morning New York Boston and Brook
lyn-Metropolitau games were postponed on ac.
count of wet grounds. The Baltimore Athletic
and Philadelphia-W Washington games were
postponed on the same account.
First game-Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At 81. Louis--St. Louis s: Cincinnati, 2
At tCleveland-Cievoland, 10; Louisville, 4.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The lnclemency fthe
weather did not prevent a large crowd being
was deep in slnsh, and thesport poor. .Honors
outsiders.
First race--All ages. six turlongs. Speciality
won Freedom second, My own third Time,
Second race-Handicap, for 2-year-olds,
three.quarters of mile. Raceland won. King
Idle second, Pocatillo third. Time, 1:lS%.
Third race--Handicap, 3-year-olds and up
wards, one mile and one flrlong. Grisette led
from start to finish and Won easily, Esquimaux
Fourth race-Brookwood handicap, Swear.
olds, one mile and one quarter Queen OF Eliza
beth won, Bessie June second, Belvidere third.
Time. 2l4N. Mutuels paid si5.
Fifth race-2-year-olds, three-quarters OF O
mile,. Fordham won, Monmouth second, Ami
ban third. Time, 1:lSN.
sixth race;-S,.year.olds and upwards, selling,
s sseon %s thsd I TTGn T@ haRs i MfasI MSiae.
paid s1d5.75.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2s-The weather to- day,
s @ but he Jockey oisS set
sticky and in bad condition from the rains.
The attendance was small, little interest hav-
ing been manifested since the close ofthe reg
ular meeting, which was great success.
First race-Five furlongs Irma Ii won
LOG.
second race-Three.quarter of q mile,
CarHs won, Fannie Strauss second, King Stock
third. Time, 20.
Third race--one mile. Bixby won, peroch'
i Fourth rase|seven fariongs. mi Jime e. Nave
Time. 1877.
Fifth race-seven furlongs. Jules Mumm
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FOREIGN RACES.
LONDON, Sept. 29.--Thc race for the October
handicap at Newmarket to-day was won by
dore second. Kinsky third. There were eleven
starters. The last betting was 3 to against
ST. Helen. to against Theodore, and II to
against Kirsky. Tho Grand Duke Michael
stakes was won BY a length by Gloriation
Cabal was the only other starter. Gloriation
was the iavOrite at odds of 3 toe.
ENTRIES For To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall, 90S Pennsylvania avenue, fur
pish the following entries
AT BROOKLYN.
First race-One mile, purse-Favor, lis
pounds; Burnum, ll5: Pericles l15: PaSha, ll5
Ten Booker, ll5; AL Reed, l0S; Miss Ford, lO5
Banner Bearer, 105. Theodosius, 95; Peeress rs
Second race-Five-eighths OF mile, purse
Ballston, ll0 pounds; Matte Louram, ll0: King
Idle, 10; Carrie G, l07: Speedwell, l07.
Third race - one and one-eighth miles
swtcpstakes-BesseJ June. l07 pounds AL Reed
leo; Diadem, 07; Harvard, 97.
Fourth. race-0ne aud one eighth miles
sweepstakes=Volante.1 10 pounds; Favor, ITO
Eolian, ll0; Eurus, ll0; Grey Cloud, l07.
Filth race-lhree.quarters OF mile, handi
cap Bradford, 122 pounds; Glendon, 100; Mute
100; saluda, 100; Pearl Jennings, llS; Brough
ton, Ia: Eufaula, ia: Ferona, III.
Sixth race-One and one-siXteenth miles
selling-Orando, 112 pounds; The Bourbon
l15; Lancaster, 11S: Glendon, no; Carissima
107; Joe Mitchell, l05; Fellowship, 1O5; Bel
mont, 95.
THE "REPUBLIcAN's" TIPS.
At Brooklyn-First race-Miss Ford first
Pasha second. Second race-Ballston first
| Speedwell second. Third race-Besse Jun,
first, Harvard second. Fourth race-Volant,
| first, Eurus second. Fifth race-Pearl Jenning,
| first, Mute second Sixth race-Lancaster first
| the Bourbon second.